Black tea cheesecake
Caramel Cookies 90g+50g | Butter 40g |
cream cheese 200g | Milk Tea 50g |
Light cream 160g | Fine sugar 30g |
Gelatin tablets 10g |
Step 1
Cake base ingredients: 90g caramel biscuits, 40g butterStep 2
Ingredients needed for cake: 200g cream cheese (take it out of the refrigerator half an hour in advance to soften) 30g white sugar 50g milk tea (any bottled black tea flavored milk tea is acceptable, I used Earl Gray black tea flavor) 160g of light cream (whipping of light cream at room temperature is easy to fail, be sure to whip it immediately after taking it out of the refrigerator) 10g of gelatine tablets (usually 5g of dry gelatin tablets, choose 2 tablets, break into small pieces, use in advanceblisters)Step 3
Mash the caramel biscuits into powder, and melt the butter into a liquid over water; because my mold has a fixed bottom, I folded baking paper on the mold to facilitate demoulding. If it is a mold with a live bottom, you don’t need to put baking paper on it. .Step 4
Pour the butter into the biscuit crumbs and mix thoroughly, then pour it into the mold, compact it, and put it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes (you can press it with a spoon or the bottom of a cup)Step 5
Soften the cream cheese at room temperature for half an hour. If it can be pressed down easily with your fingers, pour in the white sugar;Step 6
Stir with a spatula until smooth.Step 7
10g gelatine sheets, soaked in water until soft; To save time, I didn’t use milk to boil the black tea bags, and I didn’t really like the taste of tea residue in the cake.The bottled milk tea is very convenient and fragrant. You can use your favorite milk tea, such as Earl Gray black tea, Ceylon black tea, and Assam black tea flavored milk tea. Pour 10g gelatine slices into 50g milk tea, heat over water until the gelatine melts. The heat does not need to be too high, water around 60 degrees Celsius is enough. After melting, cool it down until it is not hot to the touch.Step 8
Pour the gelatine milk tea mixture into the stirred cream cheese and mix evenly; for a more delicate taste, it is recommended to pass the mixture through a sieve.Step 9
Whipping whipping cream at room temperature is easy to fail. Be sure to whip it immediately after taking it out of the refrigerator, until it reaches 60% and becomes a slightly textured liquid. We recommend Anchor whipping cream, which has a higher whipping success rate.Step 10
Fold the whipped cream into the cream cheese milk tea mixture in two batches;Step 11
For a richer taste, add chopped caramel biscuits to the mixture in step 10. Do not break them too much, keep some graininess, and stir evenly. (You can also skip biscuit crumbs, it depends on your personal preference)Step 12
Pour into the mold and refrigerate for more than an hour;Step 13
After refrigeration, take it out of the mold and unmold the baking paper. In order not to damage the edges of the cake, you can use hot air to blow around the sides. Then you can easily tear off the baking paper and pat 6 caramel biscuits on the top of the cake. .Step 14
After putting it on the plate, it’s ready to eat, it’s so delicious! Black tea cheesecake cooking tipsTo save trouble, bottled milk tea can be used directly, which is very convenient and very fragrant. You can use your favorite milk tea, such as Earl Gray black tea, Ceylon black tea, and Assam black tea flavored milk tea.